DAX for Average Calculation

[Natasha93]

Hello all,

I have a dashboard to measure the % of people working in office compared to working from home.

But for the life of me, I am unable to make a DAX that shows the average % of time spent in the office. Is anyone able to show me how this could be done?

Here's what I'm using at the moment:

Table: "Register"

Agent Name	Weekday	Date DD/MMMM	AM/PM	Status
John	Monday	03 October	AM	IO
John	Monday	03 October	PM	WFH

Status:

IO - In Office

WFH - Working from Home

OOO - Out of Office

Current DAX to work out % "In Office"

In_Office_Percentage =

Var All_Working_Days = CALCULATE(Count('Register'[Date]), 'Register'[Status] <> "OOO", 'Register'[Status] <> BLANK())

Var In_Office = CALCULATE(Count('Register'[Date]), 'Register'[Status] = "IO")

RETURN

DIVIDE(In_Office, All_Working_Days)

[v-yanjiang-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Natasha93 ,

According to your description, if you want to show the percentage of people who are in office each day, here's my solution.

Sample:

Create a measure:

Measure =
VAR _IO =
    CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Register[Agent Name] ), 'Register'[Status] = "IO" )
VAR _Total =
    DISTINCTCOUNT ( Register[Agent Name] )
RETURN
    DIVIDE ( _IO, _Total )

Get the result:

I attach my sample below for your reference.

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj

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[Shaurya]

Hi @Natasha93,

The formula posted by you seems to work for me.

In Office Percentage = 
Var All_Working_Days = CALCULATE(COUNT('Register'[Date]),('Register'[Status] <> "OOO" || 'Register'[Status] <> BLANK()))
Var In_Office = CALCULATE(COUNT('Register'[Date]),('Register'[Status] = "IO"))
RETURN
DIVIDE(In_Office, All_Working_Days)

The person was in office 50% of the time. That makes sense to me. Is there a chance that you want to calculate the percentage considering some other condition as well? If yes, some sample data would be of great help.

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